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The ideal candidate has previous mechanical and/or electrical assembly experience and will be capable of assembling a wide variety of LED lighting products, testing and inspecting their own work, and maintaining proper production logs in a fast-paced, volume-production environment.
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Tecogen Inc. has an immediate opening for a full time Engine Mechanical Assembly Technician located in Waltham, MA to work in our manufacturing facility. Engine Mechanical Assembly Technician-Waltham, MA.
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Perform electronic and mechanical assembly tasks with precision and attention to detail. Strong knowledge of electronic and mechanical assemblies, with experience in a related field (e.g., General Contractor or machinist experience.
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The Field Service Technician is responsible for the independent assembly, commissioning, inspection, repair, and troubleshooting of systems, both domestically and internationally. · Support the project team in ensuring all the mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and automation punch list items are cleared and signed-off as per project requirements.
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Take ownership regarding the correct implementation of the pre-commissioning activities in the mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and automation disciplines, ensuring the quality of the work and of the quality of the reports.
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Must currently hold or be able to obtain a valid passport (with proper documentation to travel into and outside of the United States) Responsibilities of the Field Service Technician:· Frequent interface with customers and/or end-users, vendors, and contractors.
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Job Title: Field Service TechnicianLocation: Boston, MassachusettsSalary: $65-75K plus bonus Job Summary of the Field Service Technician: We are looking for a Field Service Technician who is self-directed, at ease dealing directly with the customer, can write technical reports, and make and assist the Engineering team with product improvement recommendations for the Product Development Group.
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Repairs equipment installed onsite at customer facilities, both warranty, and non-warranty claims. Siemens, ABB, and TMEiC platform(s) experience are highly preferred. Support in scheduling and coordinating the participation of vested parties at the site to inspect/witness the final installation of equipment and their participation in the execution of start-up and commissioning activities.
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Travel to the customer site to perform final commissioning and demonstrate equipment functions as per specifications to obtain customer acceptance. Provides direct technical support of customers, contractors, sales, and engineering for testing and field service activities.
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Troubleshoots PLCs, VFDs, and other automated equipment, onsite and remotely. Independently coordinates all travel arrangements (airfare, lodging, ground transportation, etc. As a trouble-shooter, you will go on-site in the event of technical issues, analyze and eliminate faults, and will be available on-site for our customers in case of subsequent technical queries.
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Ability to prepare and provide technical training to the end-user operators and/or maintenance personnel. Coordinate internally to ensure a timely response to customer inquiries. Participate in project and construction meetings, as required.
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Carries out routine inspections of existing system installations. Independently coordinates with customers and/or end-users all details of site visits prior to departure.
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Carries out routine inspections of existing system installations. Independently coordinates with customers and/or end-users all details of site visits prior to departure.
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Type Direct Hire Salary $65,000 - $75,000 / yr Job Title: Field Service TechnicianLocation: Boston, MassachusettsSalary: $65-75K plus bonus Job Summary of the Field Service Technician: We are looking for a Field Service Technician who is self-directed, at ease dealing directly with the customer, can write technical reports, and make and assist the Engineering team with product improvement recommendations for the Product Development Group.
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Job Summary of the Field Service Technician: We are looking for a Field Service Technician who is self-directed, at ease dealing directly with the customer, can write technical reports, and make and assist the Engineering team with product improvement recommendations for the Product Development Group.
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